Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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no what conversation i just walk into oh man so we was having a great there was some lack of dehydration the moment i walked in and i want to let everyone know i was late today not more it was it was just a conversation about um
They had, you know, some of the fellas had some experiences with women in their past and they were saying how there's, you know, there's some things that you, you can identify if a woman says something like you offer her some water and she says, oh, I don't drink water. It's like things are going to go really bad after a woman tells you, I don't drink water.
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Chapter 2: How does hydration impact performance in extracurricular activities?
I feel like the DJs are freestyling more. We don't even know if this record will work. Oh, this was out during quarantine. Will this work? It was, I don't know. I'll put it this way. I completely take back everything I said about wanting outside to be open. I take it all back. Listen, I apologize Republicans. I apologize Democrats.
Whatever you guys were going back and forth about being open, whoever wanted it open. I'm sorry, I lied. I did not want this shit to be open. The traffic is fucking nuts. Everyone is outside. It's too many fucking people. No one knows what they're doing when they're outside. They just want to be outside. It's taking up space. It's gross. Put masks back on. Everyone go their separate ways.
That was one thing I noticed about, you know, on the way here. I said, you know, it's just... It's like everyone is back outside at the same time. Like the traffic... Traffic is always insane in New York City during the day. But it's like...
we didn't even ease into this like opening up thing no like we just started like everybody's outside it's traffic on every corner every street they didn't even people all over the sidewalks nobody's wearing masks it's like this thing is completely just lifted it's over with people are back to their regular schedule and one thing that i noticed about myself is i think i forgot how to run you did you run before yeah like but i haven't
Like just in running you know playing ball or just working out like... I've seen you've lost weight you look good but... I haven't done... I've known you for a little while I've never seen you even do like a fast-paced walk. So, this is what I'm trying to tell you so the other day and crossing the street you know walking the light is changing
I got like the little giddy up, you know, the quick little cool. I don't really want to run across the street, but cars are great. You just kind of lift your knee once a little higher and then you go back to the regular pace. But as soon as I got to the sidewalk, I was like, ew, I don't even like the way I, I think I looked just jogging like that just now.
Shoulders moved a little different.
Yeah, it was a little nasty. I'm not going to lie. Like the form is a little off and that's because I haven't had to do that in so long. Yeah. And I've been in the car too. I was on the train over the weekend just because it was faster with all the traffic shit. I was used to hitting speed bumps and kind of feeling my titties jiggle. Like, oh, I'm out of shape. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Running up and down them steps in the train. I was winded. Yeah, it's nasty. It's like I got to get back. I got to get back. I got to remember how to move. Like, I forgot how to, you know, in cars and home so much for the past year and a half. It's like I don't even know how to fake run across the street anymore. Like, I mean, it's just nasty. Everything is just starts with the hips.
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Chapter 3: What did Usher say to T-Pain on the flight?
I saw a lot of that online and I didn't understand, you know, but again, you... Listen, man, I just don't know what people are looking for these days, what they want to hear from artists, you know, what they're expecting. I don't know, man. I'm just enjoying what I enjoy. And, you know, I don't let other people's perceptions and their feelings and their thoughts on things persuade mine.
I like to listen to the album myself because I saw a lot of people saying they didn't like it and the album was out for an hour. And I was like, wait, it just came out. Like, how do you know you don't? So I went and I sat with it and I played it. And the best thing for me to do is you play new music or I play new music when I'm doing other shit in the house.
Cleaning, you know, packing or, you know, going through shit, rearranging the closet. That's the best way when you're not really paying attention to it. And you kind of just hear it in the backdrop and you're like, oh shit, that melody is hard. Like, okay, caught that bar that she said. To me, that's the best way to take in music. Have you played this around women yet? Not yet, no.
I feel like this might be a dangerous album to play around women on a kickback. Well, because it's because it's kind of an emotional roller coaster where there's records that are perfect for the kickback. Right. Even some of the hurt records sing along with like damage. You could play the kickback and everyone's going to love that record.
First of all, who's playing an entire project at a kickback? You better have a playlist. Somebody better be DJ. All right.
Let me know. No, no, no, no. You're correct. You're correct. You are correct.
You're correct. I shouldn't use the term kickback. You chilling with a woman one-on-one doing something, you know, talking where you just throw something on. Okay. Like, oh shit, the Her album came out. Like, I've done that with people where it's just like, oh, this just came out. Let's listen to it front to back while we do other shit too. Yeah.
This one, it's an emotional roller coaster where you may be getting some headway with a chick and a certain record will come on. Triggers the feeling. Yeah. It brings something. And now she's in a mood. Yeah, yeah. You got to be careful with that. Her is one of those artists that you got to know which record you're playing. Oh, yeah. Yeah.
As much as I love Damage, I don't know if I want to throw that on. Damage has surpassed When Damage first came out, no. Damage is, I don't want to say like a pop record now, but it surpassed that. It's kind of like people just know it's a dope record. Like now it's just, like listen, Good Day's SZA record is a beautiful fucking record. Absolutely. Mad depressing. Absolutely.
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Chapter 4: How has T-Pain influenced modern music?
I respect that, though. Again, same with the her thing, man. You move on your own accord and you keep the mystique about yourself and you don't, you know, not accessible. I like that. I think that's dope. We don't credit Frank enough for that highway robbery he did. For when he put Blonde out. He owed... He owed Def Jam two albums.
That's when streaming was really starting to get kicking, and even streaming services weren't quite sure on how we should release things in a unique way. He was like, yo, I'm about to build some steps for two hours, and you're going to play this album. Like, Frank, that's the new album, right? Like, yeah, here's the album. That's it. Three days later, yo, here's my real album. Def Jam, deuces.
Me building steps, that was the first one. I'm out my contract. Yeah. That was the illest highway robbery. That was finding the loophole for sure. He definitely found the illest loophole of all time for that. No, that's incredible. But yeah, man, listen to our male artists. A lot of them are screaming for help. Future is not in a good place, man. Pay attention to the lyrics. They're telling us.
There's pain in those tweets when Future is thanking each one of his baby mothers. There's pain in there. You just got to see through the pain. Yeah, because we feel for him. We're like, damn, how many? Like, shit. I was just at Bowery. They played a record that said, just just drank, just took a perk, drank a gallon. Damn, my stomach hurt.
i was like that's what's supposed to i was like fam that's what's supposed to happen when you take a perk and drink and the record was fire and it's it was the line where like everyone stopped what they was drinking to say the line too and i was like he should like stop he needs to go to a doctor yeah yeah like a gallon of lean with a perk but that's what art is his stomach might need the artist is pain and our our joy
and then shortly after he told a woman give me my titties back and I was back on board you was fucking with him I did some shit like this before a girl that I dated just strictly dated wasn't a girlfriend we went out a couple of times and she was at a restaurant that I had introduced her to and she said she was like yeah I'm with this new guy I'm seeing like you know the place is still amazing thank you for putting me on it was like that cool thing I did this fly shit I called and picked up the check
I know he fell some type of way. You're not one of those dudes that lies on Twitter. You're that guy. What? No, I didn't. That guy on Twitter was like, seen my ex with a new dude, walked over, said, don't even fet, homie, and then gave her a favorite.
Don't even fet.
You one of those corny dudes on Twitter? No, but this was a girl I really, we were really cool. Like, that was really my... Well, did you get the receipt of the check? No. How many entrees? All right. If you were to guess the breakdown of the check, was it two entrees, do you think? Oh, for sure. Absolutely. And you just assume maybe she got an entree to go to bring back to her mom. No, I got.
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